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Is Andy six vegetarian?
Andy Six (Biersack) is an Omnivore
Who is Andy Six's dad?
Andy Six's dad is called Chris Biersack.
Is Andy Six racist?
No Andy Six is not racist y would think that?
What is Andy Six's real name?
Andy Six's real name is Andrew Denis Beirsack.
Why does Andy Biersack call himself Andy Six?
Andy, when he was younger, played sports and his number was always Six. He also idolized bands like Motley Crue and KISS, so his father would always call him "Andy Six" and for the record: It's not Andy Sixx like a lot of people say. He has even stated on his Formspring that it's "Andy Six" or "Andy 6". Hope that answers your question. ~Lucifer Syxxx
What are six traits of good character?
Honesty, justice, compassion and integrity
What are the six ways an author can reveal character traits?
When you show character traits or development instead of just telling, it's indirect characterization.
What are Abraham's character traits?
Commitment to Excellence Integrity Responsipility Fairness Respect Diversity Those are his six traits
What are Abraham Lincoln's character traits?
Commitment to Excellence Integrity Responsipility Fairness Respect Diversity Those are his six traits
What are the six basic traits of character?
The six basic traits of character are trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring, and citizenship. These traits are often referred to as the "Six Pillars of Character" and are valued for promoting ethical behavior and positive relationships in individuals and communities.
Is Andy six vegetarian?
Andy Six (Biersack) is an Omnivore
Does Andy Six have a child?
Andy Six (now Andy Biersack) does not appear to have any children.
Does Andy sixx have six kids?
Andy Six doesn't have children.
Is Andy six single?
Yes, as of 2011 Andy Six is single.
What commercial was Andy Six in?
Andy Six was in a Montana Meth commercial.
Is Andy Six Adopted and if so what age at?
Andy Six is not adopted.
How old is Andy six?
Andy Six is 20. He will be 21 in December of 2011.
